here's senior investigator reporter vicky nguyen. vicky nguyen: good evening and thank you for joining us. a bay area family has a warning tonight after their three-year-old daughter died at her preschool in newark. they say her death was preventable. when macie opperman's parents dropped her off at preschool, they never expected she wouldn't come home. and they say in the early days after her death, the school did not provide important information about what actually happened. three-year-old macie opperman loved playing at parkside preschool in newark, but on october 19 last year, according to a newly filed wrongful death lawsuit, a play structure toppled onto macie and pinned her, barely missing two other children who were also on the tire swing. connor: she suffered tragically very, very serious head injuries. vicky: connor kelly is the attorney representing macie's family. he says park side was negligent and reckless for installing the play structure improperly and failing to have it inspected. connor: this tragedy could've been

vicki, many thanks, vicki young there, our chief political correspondent. will wait for the results tonight, laura, tell us what you think the contenders and their people have been doing in the last few days in terms of trying to get mps on their side? well they've all got quite developed whipping operations, so they will have these in norma's spreadsheets with people responsible for individual mps, they will be going around checking them, checking that their support is solid, whether they have any concerns, whether they need a phone call from the principal, and it's been a frenzied hive of activity as you can imagine in the past few days. joey, we are hearing talk of shenanigans and various contenders lending votes to other candidates. what's that about? there's one similarly to last time around, when obviously i was a close observer of what was going on, as spokesman for theresa may, gabby williamson is at the heart of the operation, just as he was for theresa may. when he came onto her team, it was a huge boom, because as david cameron's pps later on chi

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vicki, thank you. that's vickie young there in central london.morrow and possibly thursday, there will be further ballads of mps to whittle down the candidates. until we get to the final two, and at that point, conservative members will get under way. tory members will vote, and the winner of the contest and our next prime minister will be announced beginning the attorney 2nd ofjuly. you can watch tonight's live tv debate between the remaining candidates on the bbc news channel. and bbc one at eight o'clock. there's our next prime minister, hosted by a full reaction programme here in the bbc news channel. with yours truly. from nine o'clock. let's move on to some other news now, and there are two natures who are neo—nazis, sent to prison after encouraging people on social media to shoot prince harry for for marrying meghan markle.

>>well grant vicki, this is the scene right here where the fire exhloded this afternoon at this construction site as you mentioned we did learn that one person was detained, but fire crews are actively working the scene out here trying to put out those hot spots there had been little zones here where flames have been popping up. we'd also like to mention that el camino reale here continues to be closed between lincoln street and also scott boulevard. we do want to show you some video from earlier today were flames were just tearing through this site. one person was injured in this a worker suffering smoke inhalation when the fire began around 11 o'clock this morning on several crews did respond to the scene and they've been working continuously toeput out this fire people living along nearby pearson, clay streets were told to evacuate other nearby residents have been told to close their windows and to keep their pets inside. we were told that this is a was a site for an apartment complex of this is a big hit to the housing development here in the south bay. some of the businesses that were a

so this is directed by sacha polak and it stars vicky knight.knight has never been in a feature film before, never acted before, and she is astonishing. she plays somebody who is the survivor of an acid attack and she's trying to redefine her life. she is absolutely brilliant. i mean, honestly, seeing this performance you think she'd been in theatre all her life or before a camera all her life. it's a really natural but very, very complicated performance, and i think she's an absolute star in the making. the film itself is really good, again it deals with difficult subject matter in a way which is subtle and effective. she is an absolute star, i thought her performance was extraordinary — vicky knight, a name to watch for the future. right. my best out, for what it's worth, is rocket man. 0h, rocket man. it was fabulous. i know you loved it. i loved it. yeah, i absolutely loved it. and we both want to see it again, don't we? yeah, and as you said yourself, you come out of the cinema and you want to go straight back in again and watch it because

vicki young there, or chief political correspondent.ions for the prime minister, the new prime minister are of course that is? because on tuesday the 18th of june, of course that is? because on tuesday the 18th ofjune, bbc one will be hosting a live election hustings between the various candidates for conservative party reader and one of them will be the person who moves into downing street after theresa may. the debate will be shaped by your questions and what we're asking you to do is submit those questions in advance, e—mail and have her at our website. a look at the weather now across the united kingdom. this going to be a lot of rain around. some have artie started went. we have had downpours in the southwest of england. —— already started wet. main focus of the really wet weather later this afternoon and through the evening is going to be in london and the south—east. the rain turning heavy and thundery and could bring a months worth of rain in a few hours and flooding issues too. further northwest of the uk, we will find for the

vickie nguyen on how to protect your money. >> reporter: if you have mobile banking, odds are you have zelle. a program built into many of the most popular banki apps. >> zelle is an easy way to send and receive money to friends and family. >> reporter: all you need is someone's e-mail address or phone number. st press "send," the cash is transferred. this happens in minutes and not days. >> reporter: nbc news found people across the country who ays hackers used zellto drain money from theirounts. i had $3,000 pulled out of my account. >> i had $4,0. >> $6,400. >> we lost $1,500 totaled. >> reporter: thieves called from an 800 number and tricked her to share personal bank information. >> they wanted me to verify my identity through a text code and that six numbers was what they needed to access my account. >> reporter: bob sullivan says what makes zelle so fast and convenient is so alluring to criminals. >> the quicker the transaction is, the quicker scammers can steal. >> reporter: zelle says they and their banking partners apply layer of protection and authentication and send limits

thank you, vicki young from westminster. about the result in the last hour from the latest round of voting in the conservative leadership contest. boris johnson once again won the lion's share of the boat with 143, followed by jeremy hunt on 54 and michael gove on 51 votes, sajid javid remains in the running with 38. rory stewart as we have been hearing came last with 27. but of course means rory stewart is eliminated from the contest leaving those other four candidates to battle it out in another round of voting tomorrow. now let's move on to some of the news. the 64—year—old man has been arrested on suspicion of manslaughter by detectives investigating the death of the footballer emiliano sala. the striker who had signed with cardiff city was killed in a plane crash in february along with the pilot david ibbotson. a spokesperson for dorset police said a man from north yorkshire had been arrested and released while investigations continue. now let's get a little on the weather. we have had some contrast in the weather aroun

vicki, thank you. that's vickie young there in central london. so, what happens now in the leadership race? well, tomorrow and possibly thursday, there will be further ballads of mps to whittle down the candidates. until we get to the final two, and at that point, conservative members will get under way. tory members will vote, and the winner of the contest and our next prime minister will be announced beginning the attorney 2nd ofjuly. you can watch tonight's live tv debate between the remaining candidates on the bbc news channel. and bbc one at eight o'clock. there's our next prime minister, hosted by a full reaction programme here in the bbc news channel. with yours truly. from nine o'clock. let's move on to some other news now, and there are two natures who are neo—nazis, sent to prison after encouraging people on social media to shoot prince harry for for marrying meghan markle. michal szewczuk, who's 19, was jailed for michal szewczuk, who's19, was jailed forfour michal szewczuk, who's19, was jailed for four years and three months. 18—year—

alix: that was my interview with vicki holub of occidental.e for our kicker, the trump administration is trying to break the mold on what foods are available for food benefits. the proposal could make spray can cheese a staple. it could save the smaller grocery stores about $500 over five years, and critics say spray cheese is not a real food at all and should not be good enough for lower income families. the proposed rule was opened for public comment through the week and we will soon find out if the usda will let it brie. that does it for bloombergs "commodities edge." tune in every thursday at 1:00 p.m. eastern time. this is bloomberg. ♪ the latest innovation from xfinity isn't just a store. it's a save more with a new kind of wireless network store. it's a look what your wifi can do now store. a get your questions answered by awesome experts store. it's a now there's one store that connects your life like never before store. the xfinity store is here. and it's simple, easy, awesome. ♪ carol: welcome to "bloomberg businessweek." jason: we a

alix: that was my interview with vicki holub of occidental.e for our kicker, the trump administration is trying to break the mold on what foods are available for food benefits. it could save the smaller grocery stores about $500 over five years, and critics say spray cheese is not a real food at all and should not be good enough for lower income families. the proposed rule was opened for public comment through the week and we will soon find out if the usda will let it brie. that does it for bloombergs "commodities edge." tune in every thursday at 1:00 p.m. eastern time. this is bloomberg. ♪ jonathan: from new york city, i'm jonathan ferro. bloomberg "real yield" starts right now. jonathan: coming up, payrolls friday delivering a big downside surprise, feeding growth anxiety. uncertainty lingering over the administration's next trade mode. the president arrives back in washington. pressure building on the federal reserve to cut rates. the treasury market rally continues. we begin with a big issue, some constructive advice after a big downside s

vicki young, our chief political correspondent in westminster.ch up with the weather now, stan has the forecast. there was a cloud and wet day today with the heaviest rain towards western areas. 0vernight, the pressure will move northward meaning that rain will become confined to more northern parts of the uk. scotland and northern ireland were lots of rain for wilful here and parts of northern england. elsewhere, and will be a drier story for much of and wales with clear skies and a mr patch is developing. nowhere will be particularly cold. as we start wednesday off on a brighter note, much of england and wales will have sunshine and it will turn hazy. scotla nd sunshine and it will turn hazy. scotland and northern ireland holding onto the cloud, outbreaks of rain. the south—west of england will be quite heavy. drier weather further east where we could see 20 or 21 degrees. call in at the north. through friday, it looks like we could see another area of low pressure bringing rain to central, southern and eastern areas. into the weekend, it stays

thank you very much, vicki. annita mcveigh who is at the sale conservative club in greater manchester. bring us some reaction from there? lots of reaction there as the results were read out, but the biggest reactions in the room we re the biggest reactions in the room were when the numbers for boris johnson and rory stewart were called out. some applause when it was announced rory stewart had exceeded the 33 votes required to get through to the next round. let's get a bit more detailed reaction with these ladies. your gut reaction on this news? i'm surprised michael gove is still in the running. i am surprised a numberof still in the running. i am surprised a number of votes boris got, very surprised. that is interesting to hear because some people aren't surprised, but you are, good to get a range of opinion. i will put this down the table, because with me are laura down the table, because with me are la u ra eva ns down the table, because with me are laura evans and stephen cox, both in the business world. i h

vicki, what are they making of a pair?ad out, they were adjusted to the boats between jeremy read out, they were adjusted to the boats betweenjeremy hunt read out, they were adjusted to the boats between jeremy hunt and michael gove after who was going to challenge borisjohnson. michael gove after who was going to challenge boris johnson. of michael gove after who was going to challenge borisjohnson. of course there are some happy and disappointed mps, i am joined by two of them now. and milton who was appointing michael gove and jeremy hunt. you must be very disappointed, two boats in. it was very close. of course i am disappointed. i am disappointed for michael and somehow it always feels worse if the result is that close when you lose. so yes he fought a good campaign. people we re he fought a good campaign. people were looking already and saying hang ona were looking already and saying hang on a minute. they all dropped out, a few of them said they were going to look for boris johnson but few of them said they were goi

alix: that was my interview with vicki holub of occidental.for our kicker, the trump administration is trying to break the mold on what foods are available for food benefits. it could save the smaller grocery stores about $500 over five years, and critics say spray cheese is not a real food at all and should not be good enough for lower income families. the proposed rule was opened for public comment through the week and we will soon find out if the usda will let it brie. that does it for bloombergs "commodities edge." tune in every thursday at 1:00 p.m. eastern time. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: what does the moment of a lift refer to? melinda: if we can lift up all women, we will change the world. david: do you find sometimes a woman would say, take my child? melinda: it is heartbreaking. that is the story of women, many around the world. david: when someone called you, and said we are giving you $50 billion or $60 billion we did not expect, what did you say? melinda: bill and i took a walk and we both cried. david: wh

in ten years' time, vicki knight will be part of the furniture as far as acting is concerned.ll know she is a very versatile actor. this is where it began. she is astonishing, she is a real star in the making. you heard it here first. best dvd? the kid who would be king. it reminded me of a children's film foundation movie which we used to get in the 19705, but with harry potter special effects. a modern day kid finds king arthur's sword. he has to get his enemies and bullies to reunite. i thought it was really enjoyable. it didn't do well in the cinema, i think it should have done better and i hope it will find a dvd audience. it's really charming and its message is, you know, we've all got to just pull together and work together and the young people are the future and we have faith in them. it's wonderful, it's a film with its heart is really in the right place. not a bad message to end on! mark, thank you very much indeed. that's it for this week. thank you for watching. good evening. a realfeel of summer in the airthis good evening. a realfeel of summer in the air this wee

>>and i'm vicki liviakis police were called to the home on habits court in san jose last night. our first rob fladeboe live for us in the south bay now with the latest details rob. >>the strike vicki and granted details are scarce and indeed still emerging, but yeah, i'm here at the corner habits court and kramer court here all this happening at the home just be on the red pickup truck there over my shoulder police got here as you said grant around 8 30 sunday evening and that they're telling us now is that when they first arrived here that they found 2 people now believed to be the wife and the daughter of the gunman inside and they escaped unhurt a short time later police say they rescued 2 other individuals inside the home who had been shot those to us people were transferred to the hospital where they later died. i'd there was a long standoff that ensued, here's more. the sound of gunfire and later police flash bang reports for heard. >>as the drama unfolded here at home on tablets course on barker road. police were called to the scene about 8 30 sunday evening after neighbo

thanks for being here, i'm grant lodes vicki liviakis a santa clara police department just announced. >>that someone is being questioned. the fire broke out this afternoon at the intersection of el camino reale and scott boulevard. it was declared under control just before 1230 kron four's rob fladeboe live at the scene tonight with the latest developments route. >>that's right grant vicki as you just said that they stopped short of using the word arson in the santa clara police have confirmed forces afternoon. they have taking a person into custody, person of interest they say who being questioned in connection with this fire as we speak meantime here at the fire you can see they're still putting water here from the of latter's here take care of any possible hot spots that might exist here what was going to be a luxury condo complex about a quarter completed has now burned to the ground what really stands out about all this is how it all burned to the ground. let's take a look. >>this was the chaotic scene captured on many a cell phone video shortly before 11:00am on friday. as firef

and as you can see no rain in sight for the next 7 days grant vicki back to you thank a recess. >>and kids are out of school for summer and that unfortunately means they don't have the assistance of school lunch programs, which various cities are helping make sure the kids are fed this summer. plus after the break a call for action after more than 2 dozen. course racers have died in california this year the drastic measures some people ♪ ♪ off! deep woods provides long lasting mosquito protection. so you can keep living life your way. off! live on. sc johnson. >>welcome back really big story here hard questions to her being asked about the future of horse racing in california following the deaths of dozens of horses at a southern california track now animal rights activists are pushing the state to do something about kron four's charles clifford reports. >>here in pleasanton on thursday the california horse racing board met at the alameda county fairgrounds now the horse racing board along with horse racing in general in california has received a lot of attention lately due to t

vicki young joins me now.nue but it will be in scrutiny will continue but it will beina scrutiny will continue but it will be in a new phase of this contest, do you think? jeremy hunt has been very careful all day in every interview to say that he thinks boris johnson's interview to say that he thinks borisjohnson‘s personal life is irreleva nt borisjohnson‘s personal life is irrelevant but yes, he's putting the bootin irrelevant but yes, he's putting the boot in when it comes to policy. if you look at the article, he says mr johnson is trying to slink through the back door of downing street without scrutiny, that he is trying to rig the contest by not answering questions. listen to the language mr hunt uses when he says what kind of quality a prime minister needs. he says you need to be a wise prime minister, have a calm head and be steady to get us through a political crisis. he's not attacking boris johnson's character but he is encouraging people to make a comparison between them. when it comes to mrjohnso

thank you very much indeed, vicki young.e story is covered in tomorrow's front pages at 10:30 and 11:30pm this evening in the papers our guests joining me tonight are the guardian columnist dawn foster and the director of the polling company, deltapoll, joe twyman. a government minister has been in iran, calling for an urgent de—escalation of current tensions, after the us blamed iran for attacks on two oil tankers. reports in the american media say that the us launched a cyber attack on iranian weapons systems on thursday and that it disabled systems controlling rocket and missile launchers. our washington correspondent chris buckler reports. having backed away from military strikes, america is trying to show it is not afraid of conflict with iran. officials say they launch cyber attacks which they claim disabled iranian systems controlling rockets and missile launchers. exactly the kind of hardware responsible for shooting down an american drone over the gulf. with tehran showing off the wreckage and president trump threat

vicki ward, you looked into jared kushner so long so deeply.ow does he consider the rules and how they apply to him? again he has top secret security clearance. one would think that requires him to come forward if the russians were to come calling? >> right. i think you know you saw specific, especially in the second part of that interview when jonathan swan really started pushing the questions again and again, particularly about mohammed bin salmon and middle east. you saw the look on jared kushner's face while he was being asked the questions and it was like this glazed disdain kind of like a mannequin. i think that was extremely telling. it tells what you he thinks of the rules. my sources say that the answer he gave about whether or not he had discussed his security clearance with the president is the biggest headline of that interview and the one that will come back to haunt him. jared kushner who has been nicknamed the secretary of everything, the idea that a guy in president trump's ear 24/7 did not discuss his security clearance, which

vicki young, many thanks. vicki young, there.he limit on its stockpile of enriched uranium set under a 2015 nuclear deal unless european countries step in to relieve the pressure of us economic sanctions. tehran says it will surpass permitted levels in ten days' time. our diplomatic correspondent james landale is here. this is a further very worrying development in an already tense situation? yes, iran's nuclear capability has been restrained over the last four yea rs by been restrained over the last four years by a deal it did with the americans and europeans, basically saying we will do less nuclear, civil and military, in return for getting some sanctions relief, economic sanctions. the americans pulled out of this deal last year and the iranians won last month that we might stop complying with our side of the deal too. what they have announced today is that moment is now imminentand announced today is that moment is now imminent and that next week they will breach the upper limit of the amount of uranium, that's the nuclear f

thank you, vicki young. let's look at some of the reaction to the vote.ichael gove has tweeted saying delighted to have come second, all to play for in the final ballot. i look forward to having a civilised debate of ideas about our future. that was michael gove. we also heard from borisjohnson, delighted to have the support of over half of all conservative mps in the fourth ballot. i am grateful but we have more work to do. we have also heard from our own political editor, laura kuenssberg, saying a source in the jeremy hunt camp, both boris and michael are great candidates but we have seen their personal psychodrama before and it's time to offer someone before and it's time to offer someone the eu will actually talk to. speaking of the eu, the 28 eu heads of government are meeting in brussels today to thrash out the future shape of europe after the recent parliamentary elections. brexit has only been alloted a five minute discussion tomorrow morning. though the dutch prime minister, mark rutte, has told katya adler the bbc‘s europe editor that leaving t

listen, i agree about what vicki and jeff just said. i think at the end of the day in the mueller report, mueller found insufficient evidence to bring charges against kushner. having said that i think it's appalling that he hasn't learned apparently any lessons from this whole experience. and it's also very important to point out that when this occurred, the meeting at trump tower occurred, when it occurred he was a civilian. but now when answering the questions from axios, he is in the government with a top secret clearance. by law, and jeffrey can provide the details, but by law if you're in that position in the government and a red flag goes up or anything suspicious, something that you could reasonably consider suspicious coming from a foreign source you're required, you're required to report that. and he, here he says, oh, i don't think so, i'd probably do the same thing again, shortened it up. >> jeffrey, quickly? >> i think that's right. you could quibble around the edges, certainly david has the obligation correct. >> even if it

vickie nguyen on how to protect your money >> reporter: if you have mobile banking, odds are you have zelle, a program built into many of the most popular banking apps >> zelle is an easy way to send and receive money to friends and family >> reporter: here is how it works. the app is linked to your bank account. all you need to send money is someone's email address or phone number just press "send," the cash is transferred. this happens in minutes and not days >> reporter: nbc news found people across the country who says hackers used zelle to drain money from their accounts. i had $3,000 pulled out of my account. >> i had $4,700. >> $6,400. >> we lost $1,500 total. >> reporter: she says thieves called from an 800 number and tricked her into sharing personal bank information. >> they wanted me to verify my identity through a text code and that six numbers was what they needed to access my account. >> reporter: cyber security expert bob sullivan says what makes zelle so fast and convenient is also what makes it so alluring to criminals >> the quicker the transaction is, the quicker a

today is vicki hollub, ceo of occidental. first, a closer look at her company.ants to be the best and one of the biggest. the company bought anadarko, beefing up its assets in the permian, adding thousands of drilling locations. its wells are among the top 50. oxy is hoping to make those wells even better. 70% of its capital budget is focused on the region. here is one way, eor, or enhanced oil recovery. it is typically used for conventional drilling. you insert carbon dioxide and water into one well and push the oil and gas out of another well. in 166 projects this year, they can produce 452,000 more barrels a day. that number could quadruple by 2040. oxy is now experimenting with eor in shale. historically it is tough to do because the water cannot move through the tightly packed rock. if oxy can make it work, it can improve the oil recovered from 10% to 17%. the problem, so far, the market is not rewarding it. the stock has underperformed its peers in price since the equity market recovery in 2015. oxy is trying to look to the future. i recently caught up wit

let's go back to vicki young at westminster. robbie stewart who will probably be packing up stewart who will probably be packing up and going home tonight. that is obviously based on the fact that they were the next two after dominic raab yesterday so you think that would be the case. then the next person, the next round is tomorrow morning so there isn't much time to try and get those extra votes on side, but it is interesting what tim was saying about borisjohnson, that is the debate lots of tory mps have been having about which kind of borisjohnson been having about which kind of boris johnson might you been having about which kind of borisjohnson might you get, those who are more centrist in the party are looking at the borisjohnson they see as a one nation conservative so called and they hope thatis conservative so called and they hope that is the one they are going to get but there are others of course in the european research group we are not just in the european research group we are notjust pro brexit but a lot of them

on the answer during the full forecast later on and for now you know send it back over to you grant vicki, i look forward to that thank you erica, it's been a back and forth day for more than 100 migrant children in texas who are reportedly taken away from. >>and then return to a border facility, the political bickering on the issue continues in washington. where is emily schmidt reports lawmakers are trying to figure out a border funding package. >>independent monitors called conditions for migrant children inside a border station in clint texas unconscionable we need on capitol hill democrats not going call for there is no soap. there is no diapers. >>above all else there is no human decency. >>a facility officials said in a tuesday call with reporters there is soap and water available. but another official said they're not set up for crush of migrants and unaccompanied children. the question in washington is what to do about it is in doubt. >>sting of them up in a way that takes him beyond what we do today. >>house speaker nancy pelosi is trying to get enough support for a multibillion

i'll tell you more about that coming up for now i'm going to send it back over to you grant vicki. >>they do erica, another big story we're following tonight for the 10th time in the past 13 months in american death is linked to the dominican republican now the fbi has sent investigators to help local authorities investigate the deaths last week a man from new york died after falling victim to respiratory distress. dominican officials say the 10 tours deaths are isolated events but the hard rock hotel and but the con is now removing alcohol from many bars and its hotel rooms the dr. health minister has gone on the defensive saying quote. arnaud strange cases and assure the quality of tourism services in the country. baseball legend david ortiz says now out of intensive care. 2 weeks after he was shot in his native dominican republic. in a statement, his wife says he remains in good condition and continues to recover at a hospital in boston. where he was flown right after undergoing emergency surgery in the d r a gunman. schott, the former red sox star in the lower back in on june 9

>>and tonight to dine and dish vicki you a show us recipes that will love. >>coming up if you're planning a summer vacation you might want to book your flight right now why many airlines are raising prices. >>for your money airlines are raising their prices this summer so far american airlines has increased one-way fares on domestic flights by about $5. experts say that as southwest and hawaiian airlines also appeared with raise their prices too. these price hikes more worrying us travelers but the investors say that it's actually good news and shows there is still demand out there shares of american airlines, hawaiian airlines and southwest all surged yesterday after these changes still ahead. you're not allowed to have. >>actually they can't smoke at that they can have a head looks plain differential coming up after the break. >>well if you're looking for something to do this weekend maybe some for dad. we've got some ideas for fun things in your >>a court in california has ruled that inmates can have marijuana in prison well. but it's on story townsel rep

back to you grant vicki thanks recent next. >>what is it 5 turkey vultures taking over a neighborhood leaving droppings everywhere. havers and >>now for some bird watching is enjoy a him relaxing but for some folks who live in one neighborhood in colorado. it's just the opposite get dozens of turkey, vultures sewer living up in the trees, these aren't little finch is doing their business. these guys are you know making quite a mess you could say yvonne rodriguez went to check out the problem. >>the birds i don't know they should be coming in >>any moment now since tony hallghrhood 3 years ago. 3rd watch it has become a hobby this is what our lives are like now we have to make sure of here they come let's get ready to scare them off she's talking about the turkey vulture i'm like i look at you become a bird she says can create her if it living conditions the fecal matter. >>and they're regurgitation is. >>horrific so almost every day and like clockwork she says she will wait for the vultures. she can scare them and i have to get

>>that's right to vicki and the girl's family tells me that they're worried that this guy might come back in may be planning still more mischief or possibly worse. i spoke with her mother this afternoon. don't they stand that number mother insisting she remain anonymous is talking about the man captured by a security camera. >>tearing through her daughter's bedroom window at their home iran bismarck drive late monday night dewey we saw it on the spot. might there at the moment we saw him my husband so him from the monitor on to monetize it wasn't the first time after noticing some bricks and bush's had been disturbed outside the window. the family installed security cameras and caught these images of the intruder prior to this my daughter, you know is complaining that it seems like someone less. >>watching him her outside the window. and there was an incident also that my daughter was running from her room. she said that you know she said that somebody was like air conditioner in and out, but it wasn't. >>we somebody walking by and looking in the window, this was a a purposeful attem

here's senior investigator reporter vicky nguyen.guyen: good evening and thank you for joining us. a bay area family has a warning tonight after their three-year-old daughter died at her preschool in newark. they say her death was preventable. when macie opperman's parents dropped her off at preschool, they never expected she wouldn't come home. and they say in the early days after her death, the school did not provide important information about what actually happened.

win and pam or here with the news at 6 sago everybody's dressed really appropriate all right grant vickio you both coming up tonight on kron 4 news at 6 o'clock for murder set off a debate about santa clara county's, a sanctuary policy. >>after police reveal the suspect was an undocumented immigrant with a history of arrests for violent crimes. why the county voted not to change its policy after 5 weeks, the prosecution rests in the ghost ship fire trial. but the for the defense makes its case why it plans to ask the judge to dismiss all >>then wanting to play politics. instead of what about the safety of our community. >>tonight at 6 much to the dissatisfaction of local law enforcement. the santa clara county board of supervisors has refused to make any substantive changes to is a sanctuary policy. the county did review the policy following the murder of bambi larson allegedly killed by carlos car who is an undocumented immigrant. thank you for joining us tonight, i'm pam war and i'm can weigh in law enforcement one of the county to okay the notification of federal immigration authoriti

and sending smoke that could be seen for miles thank you for joining us tonight at 6 i'm pam moore, vicki liviakis in for ken wayne that fire broke out shortly before 11 o'clock this morning in santa clara. >>and police say that they have detained one person in connection to the fire near we have team coverage on this fire tonight for us rob fladeboe and dan thorn are both live in saa clara this evening we're going to start with rob. >>that's right time of the fire has long since been brought under control that they are putting some water on it here a moment ago i spoke with santa clara fire chief bill kelley and told me that what they're trying to do right now is they want to get the el camino open again because traffic is kind of a mess around here and they also want to make sure this fire is dead out because the winds are picking up just a little bit now they want to preserve evidence. ali a center island there behind me that you know it's a group of there is a member of alcohol tobacco and firearms investigator on scene here that's routine. i'm told and no one is saying anything about

we are going to go to vicki young now. his teeth with 33 votes earlier on. let's find out what his team think about the performance. victoria atkins joins me. he looked to me like someone who was going for dominic raab's votes, talking about hard brexit and other things i think people might have thought, that's not what we thought you represented. i think he wants to deliver brexit and he wants to do so with a deal, but also he's realistic about preparing for no deal. in terms foregoing for other people's votes, tonight has shown that a win isa win votes, tonight has shown that a win is a win and it is all to play for 110w. is a win and it is all to play for now. tomorrow, colleagues will be thinking about how the debate went and who did well. the standout factor from this debate is that in a time where the country is disagreeing, when there's a certain amount of anger, saj cut through that and got a bit of unity among the candidates on several occasions. where doing a count to how many times the other candidates mentioned

>>well vicki bay area organizations like care are saying these possible raids. targeting innocent families and they are using fear. so they're calling on people to step up and help out their undocumented immigrant neighbors. >>the bay area are condemning potential ice raids, saying they are cruel attacks on immigrant families. >>this week. we have numerous families who are living in terror and fear of being deported and you have families who are. being split apart. you know right now we have children in cages so obviously this is a real fear and this is a real threat. >>sabina who spot is with the council on american islamic relations to spawn says the trump administration is trying to rile up his base by targeting undocumented immigrants. >>this president has had no problem with separating families whether it be through on the bulk taliban or whether it be to deporting. families. >>the immigration institute of the bay area has also called out the potential enforcement saying the announcement stating there's no other choice but to round up immigrants is baseless

says the accused gunman revealed he was planning to kill his in-laws good evening, everybody, i'm vicki liviakis and i'm grant lotus 66 year-old child in ties accused of murdering 4 family members. >>before taking his own life kron four's rob fladeboe has been tracking this story he joins us now live with the latest from san jose rob. >>that's right. grant. a strange new twist to the story as you said to a relative now says that though the man who allegedly killed 4 people and took his and have it scored on sunday e night was very angry over the fact that to his wife's relatives in vietnam were able to obtain travel visas to the united states. but for whatever reason his relatives also in vietnam were not is sunday night that anger apparently boiled over there's more. >>then there was that many problems orange and a milk says there was no indication that his neighbor 66 year-old chai didn't all who lived with his family in this house on habits court was angry about anything you want you know see like i did my neighbor. >>and i know my neighbor goes behind on and they like em talks now a

vicki young, bbc news, birmingham.ils on our website about the leadership contest. you can get a comparison of the two men, and also their brexit policies and some details of the timeline of the vote. more details on our website. two typhoon fighter aircraft were scrambled tonight to escort a plane back to a london airport after reports of a disruptive passenger on board. thejet2 flight had been travelling to dalaman in turkey when it was redirected back to stansted. a 25—year—old woman has been arrested. manchester airport has said an it failure prevented many passengers from checking in at all three of its terminals for several hours yesterday. long queues built up, with some passengers describing chaotic scenes. the airport says the problems have now been fixed. this is bbc news, the headlines: president trump has announced "major" new sanctions on iran. he says it's to stop the country obtaining nuclear weapons. climate change protesters have stormed a german coal mine as part a week—long campaign against fossilfue

vicki young reporting, there.s women's world cup quarterfinal against norway. captain steph houghton was injured during england's victory over cameroon on sunday, while fellow centre—back millie bright has picked up a virus. but manager phil neville says he's confident that his back—up players are ready to step up to the challenge if his first choices are ruled out of the game. the dalai lama says president trump lacks moral principle. in a rare interview, he also shared some controversial views on women. the buddhist spiritual leader fled to india from tibet in 1959 after china sent in thousands of troops to enforce its claim on the region. 0ur south asia correspondent rajini vaidyanathan went to meet him, as he approaches his 84th birthday. in the shadows of these himalayan peaks, he's lived in exile. i have come to the north indian town of dharamshala, home to one of the world's best known religious leaders. his spiritual stardom attracts celebrities and politicians the world ever. but as china rises, is his in

vicki young, bbc news, birmingham.ership contest, including how the two candidates compare. that is jeremy including how the two candidates compare. that isjeremy hunt and borisjohnson, details compare. that isjeremy hunt and boris johnson, details on compare. that isjeremy hunt and borisjohnson, details on their brexit policies as well if you're interested. and some more comparisons between the two. that's all on our website. or you can download the bbc news app. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: celebrating the arrival of caribbean migrants. the uk marks the first national windrush day. i take pride itake pride in i take pride in their words, itake pride in theirwords, he should be proud to be our leader. he said not a single word in". it was left to his lawyer to explain his decision to plead guilty to murdering john lennon. he says that god told him to plead guilty and that was the end of it. they have been told to the government that they are linked to an increase in lung cancer. it was closing time for che

vicki young, bbc news, birmingham.till to come: celebrating the arrival of caribbean migrants. the uk marks the first national windrush day. members of the neo—nazi resistance movement stormed the world trade centre armed with pistols and shotguns. we believe that, according to international law, that we have a rightful claim in certain parts of this country as ourland. i take pride in the words "ich bin ein berliner." chapman, prison—pale and slightly chubby, said not a single word in open court. it was left to his lawyer to explain his decision to plead guilty to murdering john lennon. he believes that onjune 8, god told him to plead guilty and that was the end of it. the medical research council have now advised the government that the great increase in lung cancer is due mainly to smoking tobacco. it was closing time for checkpoint charlie, which, for 29 years, has stood on the border as a mark of allied determination to defend the city. this is bbc news. the latest headlines: president trump has announced major ne

live in morgan hill rob fladeboe grant vicki back to you. >>hey rob to police think this may have in any way been premeditated maybe this suspect had a hunch that he was going to be fired. and brought the gun because of that. >>good question granted that came up at a news conference cent. police say that initially they were sort of leaning that way that maybe he knew this. but apparently they say that at was known to carry weapons either on his person or in his car. all the time for what reason we don't know, but at this point they have ruled that out they say they % do not believe that this was a premeditated in any way grant. >>that's rob fladeboe live for us tonight. back to you throughout the night. thank you rob now to our other developing story. the 2 bodies found at that home in castro valley right now there is a very active scene on forest avenue and castro valley road and it's very close to marshall elementary school. >>the sheriff's office is now investigating whether or not this is a double murder or a murder suicide or justine wa

vicki?e for second place to challenge boris johnson, let's speak to one of those supporting michael gove, he is with me now. why should it be michael gove? i think michael has demonstrated in many areas what he is ready to deliver on the results people voted for in 2016, he is ready to deliver a change by the united kingdom and he is ready with innovative policy platforms and radical change for the united kingdom and he's ready to unite the country and he demonstrated that time and again and he is ready to lead his country and that's why i'm supporting him. you may have heard what dean huntley saying privately, they are saying it would be a psychodrama to have borisjohnson up against michael gove it would be divisive because they found out last time around so spectacularly and it would not be good for unity in the party. i've think whoever ends up in the last two they're going to be tough questions on both sides, that's absolutely right, that's what we expect. we learned after the last elect

vicky ford, who supportsjeremy hunt — he came second with 46 votes. — he was last, just scraping through with 33 votes. and in westminsterfor us is nadhim zahawi, who is supporting boris johnson — he remains the clear frontrunner with 126 votes yesterday. and of course we just spoke to rory stewart — who came fourth with 37 votes. there is more voting to be done today. right, it was dominic raab, now you are backing borisjohnson, you must be absolutely gutted that he only said that leaving by the 3ist he only said that leaving by the 31st of october is now eminently feasible? i think boris was the foreign secretary who had the courage to resign from the government, as did dominic raab. i'm not talking about resignation. please, how do you react to the fact that now it is only eminently feasible that borisjohnson will deliver brexit by october the 31st? iam deliver brexit by october the 31st? i am confident boris will deliver brexit by the 31st. but he didn't say that, he said it would be eminently feasible. well, he is on record, i spoke to him yester